Villordsutch reacts to the news that Blake’s 7 returning to the small screen for a remake of the classic British sci-fi series…. If you don’t already know FremantleMedia International are creating a new and rehashed version of Blake’s 7 over in the U.S. for the SyFy channel. If you missed that news go and have […]

Matt Smith reviews the latest episode of Elementary…. Sherlock Holmes needs help. Not in the way you’re thinking of. Yes, he is a bit strange and seems unusual in any social context, but what I mean is that Sherlock Holmes needs help solving cases. As he admitted in last week’s episode of Elementary, Holmes is […]

Considering the poor box office performance of Bullet to the Head and The Last Stand, Sylvester Stallone and Arnold Schwarzenegger have a lot riding on their upcoming collaboration, with another flop likely to seriously impact the standing of both aging action icons as they approach the twilight stage of their careers. And when said film […]

Villordsutch reviews IDW’s Star Trek – Space-Spanning Treasury Edition… “IDW continues to boldly go where no comic book company has gone before—producing beautiful treasury editions of comics deserving of a BIG format! Collecting three issues that tell two complete stories, featuring one story inspired from the original series as well as one completely new tale! […]

At the MipTV press conference, Cabin Fever director Eli Roth showed some clips of his new 13-episode Netflix series Hemlock Grove, as well as giving some of his thoughts on horror. “When I saw American Werewolf in London, there was nothing that freaked me out more than that” he told the audience after airing a […]

Blake’s 7, the iconic BBC show created by Terry Nation which ran between 1978 and 1981 has been picked up by FremantleMedia International to remade in the U.S. The original show followed Roj Blake (Gareth Thomas); classed as a political dissident he was arrested and tried on false charges thus being deported from Earth. Along […]

John Lucking reviews the first episode of Hannibal…. The Brett Ratner directed Red Dragon opens with Edward Norton’s profiler Will Graham realising that the man he’s been working with to bring down serial killers, Hannibal Lecter, is in fact himself a murderous cannibal. A struggle ensues and Lecter is captured, with Will Graham retiring and […]

Villordsutch reviews Doctor Who Classics #2… “This series presents Doctor Who strips never before reprinted, and in color for the very first time! In this issue, the complete “Invaders of Gantac” story featuring the Seventh Doctor, written by Alan Grant (Judge Dredd, Batman)!“ From the pen of the great Alan Grant (Judge Dredd, Lobo, Batman […]

20th Century Fox’s found-footage super-powers flick Chronicle was one of the big surprise hits of last year, so it didn’t come as much of a shock when Fox announced that Chronicle 2 was in development. While director Josh Trank opted against a return – moving on instead to helm the upcoming reboot The Fantastic Four […]

If you’ve been keeping up with the Iron Man 3 marketing campaign, you’ll know that Marvel Studios has been intent on spoiling a number of surprises from the upcoming solo sequel (we’ll not get into specifics here, for those of you looking to remain spoiler free), but one thing that has been kept under wraps […]